Companies can't unionize -- it's called anti-competitive behaviour.
Depending on who you ask, Uber drivers aren't necessarily workers; they might be independent contractors, i.e., companies.
EDIT: Also, depending on the definition of "allowed to unionize" here, it's possible that this goes beyond allowing collective bargaining to prohibiting Uber from hiring anyone who isn't "blessed" by the union.
Depending on who you ask, Uber drivers aren't necessarily workers; they might be independent contractors, i.e., companies.
EDIT: Also, depending on the definition of "allowed to unionize" here, it's possible that this goes beyond allowing collective bargaining to prohibiting Uber from hiring anyone who isn't "blessed" by the union.